Captain_Garrick

I like how you're adding so many extra stuff that is rather normal. It makes the character (and overall story) far more real and exciting.

James Merrarn:

I recently had an interview with the current director of STRIKE known as Tyrus. I trust her enough, for now, but I still may have qualms with some of her morals. A recording of it is available for your own investigation. It is possible I may have another interview in the future. I have further investigating to do in the future.

Interview

Wow! Wow, and wow! Nice job! This makes me even happier that Garrick signed up.

@cbishop: Well, I can still appreciate good writing. This is good writing. Glad I could help...if I did. And thanks!

@cbishop: Well, I guess this is one of those times I'll just have to deal with people not being as restrictive as me. I always knew comics didn't do it right the manority of the time, and I assumed it would happen on books. That's probably why I always make powers natural or physically enhanced because by making it a gift from God the person was probably a saint, depends on the miracle, and then I'd have to write him as such which is difficult to accomplish over long term stories especially. I have nothing wrong with the fighting, it's just needed at certain times. Generally those times are not just before miracles to escape. Anyway, like normal It's not my choice. And I chose to read the story. So, happy writing...or posting writing.

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@cbishop: No that's not what I meant. It seemed as though the person was going through the wall through something God did which would mean he was a saint, well by definition anyway. But that would mean there would have been no need for him to fight, which he did, and the commander wouldn't likely have shot himself. If I'm wrong and it's a power the person already possessed please correct me and none of what I just said matter much.

@cbishop: That's fine...Still hope to see it at some point though.

Well. I'm having mixed feelings about this one. On one side I've got the excitement of having christianity added and winning. On the other it's not done the way a saint would do it, not entirely anyway. I did like the part where he said "very well" meaning he wasn't going to tell.

@cbishop: Ahh. That explains how you could get them out so fast. :)

Power outage is an interesting inspiration, generally I think it would cause thriller or horror. I would very much like to see more of this in the future if possible.